Kaamil Ahmed

Moving from hospital to hospital as conflict spreads, medic describes fear of constant attack while treating children who have lost limbs

As small-scale farmers across Africa reject industrial agriculture and multinational control, many are turning to agroecology to create sustainable, diverse crops without chemicals or expensive fertilizers.Kaamil Ahmed reports for The Guardian.In short:Ethiopian farmer Asmelash Dagne teaches water c...

A barrage of messages in the middle of the night broke the news to Ahmed Alnaouq that his family home in Deir al-Balah was not the safest place in Gaza – as he had once thought.

The pharmaceutical company behind injectable weight-loss drugs has been accused of prioritising profits over the health of people in developing countries by halting production of its insulin pens.

Their hopes for peace fading and fearful of being forgotten, two Gazans share the trauma of living their days and nights surrounded by the noise of gunfire, missiles and drones

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A Somali journalist was abducted from his home by intelligence agents early on Friday, according to press freedom campaigners.

‘Moral threshold coming down,’ warns Mo Ibrahim, as his index of governance reveals widespread decline in 10 years

Sudanese militia have been accused of killings, sexual violence, looting and arson during eight days of attacks on villages south of Sudan's capital, Khartoum.

UN report indicates militia fighters are attempting to wipe out non-Arab ethnic groups in the region